Richard Nabil Hainsworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But I want to start doing real things. Which for me requires gui
> toolkits.
>
> I have used Tk with perl5 and I am looking at WxWidgets.
>
> WxWidgets (and the more commercial Qt) exist as C++ classes,
> although WxPerl is a set of wrappers ar
> From: Richard Nabil Hainsworth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> But I want to start doing real things. Which for me requires gui toolkits.
[...]
> So how to write an application in perl6 that uses (for the sake of
> illustration) WxWidgets?
>
> For simplicity, just a small window with "Hello Worl
I've been following the development of perl6 from its beginnings, read
the Apocalypses and Exegesis as they came out, and though I am not a
perl guru and did not understand it all, the language looks interesting
and one I would like to experiment with.
But I want to start doing real things. Wh
